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What happened on October 22, 1987
BUSINESS
First Interstate Will Sell $6 Billion of Assets, Cut 1,000 Jobs, Mostly Local DOUGLAS FRANTZ, Times Staff Writer
MIT Prof. Robert Solow Wins Nobel Prize in Economics RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Proxmire Undaunted by Market Volatility : Push for Banks in Securities to Continue ROBERT A. ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writer
Silvercrest Posts Best 1st Quarter in 10 Years
Liberty National Bank Sees Income Decline
More County Firms Jump at Chance to Buy Back Stock MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
VLI Wants Denial of Patent Reconsidered JOHN TIGHE
Downey Savings Reports 52% Quarterly-Profit Drop
$17-Million Quarterly Net Reported by Lincoln S&L
Many Local Firms Make Market Comeback
Micro D 3rd-Quarter Earnings Double Over Figures for 1986
Construction of Office Space Rises in County; So Does Vacancy Rate MARIA L. La GANGA, Times Staff Writer
FileNet's Third Quarter Brings $2.2-Million Net
U.S. Grant Hotel Lays Off 45 After Setback to Restructuring of Debt CHRIS KRAUL
Home Federal Savings Reports Income Drop in Third Quarter
Macy's Reportedly Negotiating to Be Anchor for Irvine Center MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Wall Streeters Had It Coming, Veteran Guru Drucker Says JONATHAN PETERSON, Times Staff Writer
A Really Small Rival Beats Wall St. Journal T.R. Reid, The Washington Post
California
Los Angeles County
Cash for Deals Makes Some Investors Kings TOM FURLONG, Times Staff Writer
Armor All Profits Rise Despite Flattened Sales
Iraq Says It Might Cut Oil Output Associated Press
As Features Go, This Portable's No Lightweight Lawrence J. Magid, Lawrence J. Magid is a Silicon Valley-based computer analyst and writer
Major Income Gain for Orange National Bank
Scan-Tron Posts a 35.9% Rise in Quarterly Income
Dollar Advances Against Most Currencies in U.S. Trading; Gold Up Associated Press
California
Computers Sped Trades Despite Crisis Volume ROBERT E. DALLOS, Times Staff Writer
Los Angeles County
Some Mergers Fall Apart : Many Firms Resume Buying Stock DENISE GELLENE, Times Staff Writer
'Little Investors' Have a Chance to Profit From Plunges, Analysts Say DONALD WOUTAT, Times Staff Writer
Macy's Reportedly Plans Marina, Irvine Stores MARY ANN GALANTE, Times Staff Writer
Market Turmoil Takes Emotional Toll on Some Young Brokers DEBRA WHITEFIELD and EILEEN V. QUIGLEY, Times Staff Writers
Safeguard Health Has 110% Gain in Net Income
Regular Campaigns on Hold : New Ads Aim at Stock Market Jitters BRUCE HOROVITZ, Times Staff Writer
World Markets Make Gains; Tokyo Extends Rebound Early Today TYLER MARSHALL, Times Staff Writer
State Eases Sales Tax Rules for Entertainment Industry AL DELUGACH, Times Staff Writer
'Suicide Watch'--Needed for the Golden Gate? Associated Press
A Model Ad for Hebrew National Associated Press
NEWS
Myths About Periodic Use of Premium RALPH VARTABEDIAN, Times Staff Writer
Tracking the Pay Telephone Coin : It's No Nickel-and-Dime Operation as the Trail Winds From a Public Phone Slot to a Secret Counting Center DAVID LARSEN, Times Staff Writer
FOOTBALL NOTEBOOK : Oxnard Suffers a Midseason Crisis MIKE HISERMAN, Times Staff Writer
Desperately Ill : Hope Sold at Clinics of Tijuana JOHN HURST, Times Staff Writer
Craft Local Surrenders to Union Control CLAUDIA PUIG and KIM MURPHY, Times Staff Writers
Studio Sets Stage for Couturier Lacroix MARY LOU LOPER, Times Staff Writer
Greenfield's Leg Lifts Glendale : Freshman Impresses Vaquero Coaches With His Punts and Poise HEATHER HAFNER
Any Place He Hangs His Cleats Is Home : American Rugby Star Practices His Trade All Over the World SCOT BUTWELL, Times Staff Writer
Big Man on Campus : CSULB's 6-Foot-9 Basketball Center Is Red-Headed and Shoulders Above Most DICK WAGNER, Times Staff Writer
S.F. Scuttled as Home Port for Battleship Missouri DAN MORAIN and JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writers
With Airports Socked In, Shultz Takes a Night Train to Moscow NORMAN KEMPSTER, Times Staff Writer
Gardena : Grant to Add to Senior Unit
Hermosa Beach : City Candidate Forum Set
Karpov Postpones 5th Chess Game With a Timeout Associated Press
Southeast : Quake Damage Tax Break
The State
FAA Criticizes Airport Security United Press International
House OKs Deficit-Cutting Plan Associated Press
Reagan Says He Will Join Budget Talks United Press International
Legislators Hope to Broaden Quake Victim Aid STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
No Reprisal Planned for Latest Attack, U.S. Officials Say From Reuters
The Nation
28 Killed, 60 Hurt in Pakistan Bus Crash United Press International
The Nation
Reagan to See FBI Oath Associated Press
CAMPAIGN '88 : 3 Count Their Chickens From Times wire reports
Speaker of Lebanon's Parliament Is Reelected United Press International
Panel Moves Toward Trade Bill Agreement Associated Press
Shultz, Soviets Report Progress in Arms Talks From Reuters
SportsScope : Unbeaten El Camino Gridders to Battle Fullerton for 1st
Slow-Growth Forces Lose: Supervisors OK Road Deal DAVE LESHER, Times Staff Writer
Protests Again Disrupt Roh Rally Associated Press
The Nation : House Votes to Extend Prosecutor Law
Panel Approves Display of Senators' State Flags Associated Press
The State
Lawndale : Suit Passes Court Test
The House : Prisoner Release
PCBs in N. California Waters Seen as Threat United Press International
Despite Market Loss, Pension Funds Called Safe LEO C. WOLINSKY, Times Staff Writer
Iranians Renew Threat of Revenge for U.S. Destruction of Oil Rig From Times Wire Services
CAMPAIGN '88 : Jackson Backs Reagan Action in Persian Gulf Gaylord Shaw
BankAmerica Earns $54 Million Associated Press
Pasadena : Sympathy Follows Quake
The House : Prisoner Release
Huge Diamond Sells for Record $6 Million United Press International
Great Lakes Areas Hit by Snow as Cold Grips Parts of Midwest From United Press International
The State
The Nation
Beverly Hills : Level of City Fees to Be Studied
Pasadena : Mini-Mall Curbs Approved
2nd Snowy Day for Great Lakes from United Press International
I understand now why Hemingway loved Africa. : Come Back, Roter Al Martinez
Foreign Sales of Technology to Soviets Told Associated Press
Charles to Visit Thailand From Reuters
In Defense of Censured Official
Near-Collision Reports Tied to Airlines Up 50% Associated Press
Interest Rates Drop as Fed Opens Coffers TOM REDBURN, Times Staff Writer
Did Earthquake Doom Old Church? : Preservationists Deny Serious Damage Done to Structure SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Obituaries : Cologne Cardinal Joseph Hoeffner; Foe of A-Power From Times Wire Services
Convoy Passes Oil Platform U.S. Wrecked Associated Press
Lonetree Makes Deal for Cut in Sentence : He's Expected to Give Full Account of His Embassy Spy Activities MICHAEL WINES, Times Staff Writer
Call for Tests, 'Contact Tracing' : AIDS Specialists' Views Challenge Current Ethics JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
The Wall Street Rebound : Show Little Fear on Security of Investments : Few Retirees See Repeat of 1930s NANCY RIVERA BROOKS, Times Staff Writer
Crime Watch Bears Fruit as Fawn Hall Eats Banana ANN CONNORS
Doctors Stand Firm After Rebukes in Flap Over Massachusetts Rules Associated Press
Senate Passes Watered-Down War Powers Bill SARA FRITZ, Times Staff Writer
Many Immigrants Face Divided Family MARITA HERNANDEZ and LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writers
Reagan to Meet With Press Today Associated Press
Lax Security, Sloppy Paperwork Charged : Report Assails Army for 'Lost' Missiles JOHN M. BRODER, Times Staff Writer
14 Accused of Selling Parts of Protected Birds ERIC LICHTBLAU, Times Staff Writer
'Distraught' AF Pilot Says He Did Best to Avoid Disaster BOB SECTER, Times Staff Writer
The State
Lomita : Ex-Hospital Director Dies
Local News in Brief : Oxnard OKs Fees for Strawberry Festival
Pacific Vista to Develop Ormond Beach MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : City Targets Housing Bias
Plan for Using Historic House as City Hall Put on 'Back Burner' ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Stock Exchange Chief Gives Pep Talk but . . . United Press International
Whale Products Shown at Center
Popular Sports Leader Lauded
Volatility of Market Brings Danger of Mistaken Assumptions : Stock Dive as Political Target Is Risky Business ROBERT SHOGAN, Times Political Writer
Hospital Is Accredited
Torrance : 4 Mobil Oil Wells OKd
Hermosa Beach : Crackdown on Insurance
Trial Ordered in Newsman's Death
The World : New Storm Batters Britain
Claremont : Police Contract Approved
San Gabriel Valley : Quake Damage Tax Break
The Wall Street Rebound : Reagan Aides, Congress Open Talks on Budget JAMES GERSTENZANG and ROBERT ROSENBLATT, Times Staff Writers
Britain, U. S. Lead in Bridge Championship Associated Press
Mass for Slain Haitian Delayed Associated Press
Burglar Makes Clean Sweep of Odd Curtain Call Associated Press
Fashion 87 : Kelly's Show Is in Good Humor BETTIJANE LEVINE, Times Fashion Editor
Long Beach : Council Votes 5% Pay Raise
In Spite of Pleas : Quake May Be Final Blow for Movie Palace MARY LOU FULTON, Times Staff Writer
L.A.'s Bitter Busing Fight Recalled : Neighborhoods at Odds Over Year-Round Schools ELAINE WOO, Times Education Writer
Senior Citizens High on City Attorney's List; He Ranks Somewhere After Bingo on Theirs SHERYL STOLBERG
Path of Los Angeles River Suggested : Raggio Seeks New Route for Pipeline MARTHA L. WILLMAN and STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writers
Voters OK Rezoning Measures : Council Prevails in Monterey Park MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Rebound a Dud--Stocks in Europe Take a Nose-Dive From Reuters
Controlled Burn Is Scheduled in Peppertree Canyon ELIZABETH TURNER, Times Staff Writer
The State
S & L Buys Half of Harbor Village in Bankruptcy Foreclosure Sale
Oxnard Schools Try to Purchase Asbestos-Contaminated Office Site
The World
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L.B. Manager Defends Role of Police Unit for Downtown ROXANA KOPETMAN, Times Staff Writer
CAMPAIGN '88 : Staff Changes Made From Times wire reports
The World
Senior Citizens High on City Attorney's List; He Ranks Somewhere After Bingo on Theirs TIM WATERS
AIDS 'Tracing' Raises Ethical Issue : Specialists' Views May Challenge Confidentiality Laws JANNY SCOTT, Times Staff Writer
Inglewood Vacancy on Agenda : School Board to Meet Behind Closed Doors SEBASTIAN ROTELLA, Times Staff Writer
Hang On to Quake-Repair Receipts for IRS DON G. CAMPBELL, Times Staff Writer
'Star Wars' Critic Called to Washington DAN MORAIN, Times Staff Writer
Torrance : 75th Anniversary Fete
Whittier : Uptown Streets Reopened
Cal State to Explore Other Sites as Ventura Harbor Talks Fail JESSE KATZ, Times Staff Writer
Plan to Finance Irwindale Trash Plant Collapses MIKE WARD, Times Staff Writer
Manhattan Beach : City Accepts Streetscape Bid
Pasadena : Jail Death Investigated
Plane Found--in Tree Associated Press
Downey : Water Bonds, Rate Hike OKd
Benefits for Rep, Mercy Hospital Staged at Omni DAVID NELSON
Eerie Parallels : Stock Rally: History Has a Message BILL SING, Times Staff Writer
West Hollywood Rejects Office Project CARLOS LOZANO, Times Staff Writer
Port Officials Told to Submit Plan for San Pedro Project SHERYL STOLBERG, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Silkworm Missile Slams Into Main Kuwait Oil Terminal : Seen as Revenge for U.S. Raid; Jihad Warns of Attacks From Reuters
Time for a Closer Look at Carson Dollars DON ALPERT
Vernon Considers Refuse-to-Energy, Methanol Plants RICHARD HOLGUIN, Times Staff Writer
Date of Temblor That Hit Mission
Monterey Park : Interim City Manager
La Canada Sign Ordinance Near After 10-Year Debate ESTHER SCHRADER, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Santa Paula Merchants Kill Revitalization Plan
Setback for Renewal : Residents Reject 'San Pedro 2000' Plan, Submit Their Own DEAN MURPHY, Times Staff Writer
India Offering Amnesty to Tamil Tigers RONE TEMPEST, Times Staff Writer
The State : LSD Use May Close Co-Op
Refusenik Family Adjusting to L. A. Life but Won't Forget Plight of Soviet Jews MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
The Nation
Bell : Brick Building Repair Code
Blue Shield Won't Cancel UC Alumni Coverage KENNETH REICH, Times Staff Writer
Massive La Mirada Housing Project Given Planning Commission's OK BETTINA BOXALL, Times Staff Writer
State to Post Guardrail at Truck-Crash Site MARTHA L. WILLMAN, Times Staff Writer
Old Homes Make Comeback : New Breed of Urban Pioneers Works to Preserve Willmore City CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Car Strikes, Kills Glendale Man, 64,
His Steel Nail File Makes Him Feel Cuticle HERB HAIN
Richardson Throws Support to Leonard MARK GLADSTONE, Times Staff Writer
Emporiums Scare Up a Range of Costumes for Halloween KATHY STEVENSON, Stevenson is a Redondo Beach writer. and
Tear Gas, Egg Hit Roh at S. Korea Revolt Site NICK B. WILLIAMS Jr., Times Staff Writer
Pasadena : City Joins Old-Pipe Club
Book Review : Cat's Paw of Reagan's Judicial Activism JONATHAN KIRSCH
Pasadena : Blower Ban Rejected
SPORTS SCOPE : Best of State's High School Harriers Will Race in the Mt. Sac Invitational
Meese's Holdup of Bill Banning Plastic Guns Is Laid to NRA Lobby From the Washington Post
Times Forum Was 'Chance to Interact'
You Can Throw Bar Booklet at Lawyers JEFFREY S. KLEIN
Disturbed by Missiles, U.S. Cuts China Sales Associated Press
Firm Liable for Not Warning of Dioxin Spill Associated Press
Local Elections : 4 Challengers Join P.V. Peninsula Library Race GERALD FARIS, Staff Writer
Angela Davis to Speak Saturday at Compton College Conference TERRY SPENCER
Beverly Hills : Group to Study Property Use
Deficit the Top Issue in School Board Race JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
He's Possessed With the Apostrophe THOMAS H. MIDDLETON
Arts Executives Seek Dismissal of Commission DENISE HAMILTON, Times Staff Writer
Record Fine in Building Collapse Associated Press
Jessica's Parents Reject Offers for Story of Ordeal United Press International
The Wall Street Rebound : Wide Rally Sends Dow Up Record 186 Points : Broad-Based Gains Help Defuse Panice MICHAEL A. HILTZIK, Times Staff Writer
Wall St. Cuts Back Trading 2 Hours a Day; Dow Off 77 : N.Y. Blames Big Volume for Cutback From Times Wire Services
Ted Danson Hosts a Benefit for Futures for Children TIA GINDICK
Bonita Trustee Will Face Recall Election Next Year JEFFREY MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Dirty Dancing
Bittersweet Harvest : Horrors of Internment Spur Survivor's Fund-Raising for Restitution Bill MEG SULLIVAN, Times Staff Writer
Notebook : Carson Unleashe Linemen, QB Pays Price Alan Drooz and Rob Fernas
Martin to Quit Redondo Council on Nov. 30 KAREN ROEBUCK, Times Staff Writer
Debate Over Bork Begins as Expected--With Rancor DAVID LAUTER and RONALD J. OSTROW, Times Staff Writers
Local Elections : Lynwood Candidate Questioned About Claim of Having College Degree LEE HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Soviets Seen Cutting Navy's Global Reach ROBERT C. TOTH, Times Staff Writer
Pale but Kicking Up Her Heels, First Lady's Happy to Be Home Associated Press
Cities Schedule Events as Part of State Red Ribbon Campaign : Rally to Support Youths Who Say 'No' to Drugs CHRIS WOODYARD, Times Staff Writer
Schoolchildren are being taught not to play on the railroad tracks in Compton, where trains run right through the middle of town. TERRY SPENCER, Times Staff Writer
Pepperdine Pair Hold the Key to Waves' Basketball Fortunes RAY RIPTON, Times Staff Writer
Hotel Tenants Find That It's Home Sweet Home Again : After years of legal battles, an agreement between a landlord and his elderly residents has everyone smiling. MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Nicaraguan Indian Rebels to Hold Truce Talks With Sandinistas MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Pastor of New Life Church
Night Stalker Suspect Denies Saying, 'I Did It' TERRY PRISTIN, Times Staff Writer
Japan Approves $7-Billion F-16 Program SAM JAMESON, Times Staff Writer
Santa Monica Nears Vote on Developer for Airport Project TRACY WILKINSON, Times Staff Writer
SPORTS SCOPE : 170 Collegiate Netters Begin All-American Play Friday
Poor Food, Large Doses of Medication : Grim Hospital Treatment for Soviet Dissidents Told From Times Wire Services
Marriage of Inconvenience : Overseas Assignments Leave Sailors' Wives Coping With the Navy Blues ELIZABETH TURNER, Times Staff Writer
Temple of Gloom : Costly Gym Pushes Temple Christian to Academic, Athletic Brink STEVE HENSON, Times Staff Writer
Beverly Hills : 17 Students Win Art Awards
Vaqueros Bounce Back After Slow Start HEATHER HAFNER
Tony Bennett Greets, Croons at Fund-Raiser ANN CONWAY
Japanese Children's Books to Be Donated to Library
Marketers at Expo Cut Teeth on a Growth Industry--Babies MIKE WYMA, Wyma is a Toluca Lake free-lance writer.
Soviet Exile Brodsky Wins Nobel Prize in Literature Associated Press
History of a Southern Black Family MYRA VANDERPOOL GORMLEY
Brazen Political Violence, Duvalierists Threaten to Derail Haiti Election MARJORIE MILLER, Times Staff Writer
Pico Rivera : Lawn Parking Law Eased
Warring Factions Unite to Protest Malibu Sewer Proposal KENNETH J. GARCIA, Times Staff Writer
The Scars of AIDS Anxiety TIM PAULSON, Tim Paulson lives in Los Angeles. His second novel, "The Real World," will be published by E. P. Dutton in June
Aliyev Dropped From Soviet Politburo : Ex-KGB Official From Azerbaijan Apparently Was Forced to Retire WILLIAM J. EATON, Times Staff Writer
Mural's Medium, Not Its Message, Creates a Stir TRISH REYNALES, Times Staff Writer
Historic Boxing Mecca Is on the Ropes GARY LIBMAN, Times Staff Writer
Teens-Agers Get Straight Talk From Their Peers on the Dangers of AIDS MARILYN GARATEIX, Times Staff Writer
Obituaries : U.S. Judge Robert Madden Hill; Sent Billy Sol Estes to Prison From Times Wire Services
Ineligible Children Face Deportation, INS Says : Such Offspring Can Remain Only if Both Parents Qualify for Amnesty; Spouses Also May Be Ejected JOSH GETLIN, Times Staff Writer
Rushmore Protest Foiled Associated Press
Glendale Schools OK Censorship of Student Papers STEPHANIE O'NEILL, Times Staff Writer
Iranian Jewish Temple, Social Complex Nearing Completion in Tarzana MIKE WYMA, Wyma is a Toluca Lake free-lance writer.
Clinics Say They're Forced Out by U.S. 'Cancer Industry' JOHN HURST, Times Staff Writer
Girl, 2, Found Alive in Wrecked Plane; Father, 2 Others Killed Associated Press
Satwiwa Ranch House in Newbury Park Honors Chumash Lore and Land HEATHER W. MORGAN, Morgan is a Times desk assistant.
FOOD
An Easy Substitute for Savor Salt JOAN DRAKE, Times Staff Writer
Benefits in Choice of Lighter Versions of Dairy Products TONI TIPTON
Bakery Plans Child ID Program
Favorite Spicy Cookies Make Use of Those Halloween Pumpkins
White Chocolate Legacy Bert Greene, Greene is a New-York based food writer
Barrio Fiesta Imports Taste of Philippines BARBARA HANSEN, Times Staff Writer
This Fish Loaf is the Real McCoy ROSE DOSTI, Times Staff Writer
From Pumpkin to Pie in No Time DIANA WILLIAMS HANSEN, Hansen is a Louisville-based cooking consultant specializing in microwaving
ODDBALL FISH : Skate wings, ahi and opakapaka have been around for years. But only recently have adventurous California chefs made these unusual fish a regular part of their trendy cuisines. Barbara Hansen, Times Staff Writer
Traditional Bistro Fare Gets Colorful and Refreshing New Treatments ANNE WILLAN, Willan, cooking teacher and author, is founder and president of La Varenne Ecole de Cuisine in Paris. She lives in Washington. and
CALIFORNIA | LOCAL
Sarno's Regulars Have Large Servings of Tears and Nostalgia CAROL McGRAW, Times Staff Writer
Helicopter Shuttle Drops Van Nuys Expansion Bid T. W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
2 Accused of Murder in Drug-Overdose Death
Bradley Plan on Ride-Sharing Rules and Truck Fees Is Stalled BILL BOYARSKY, Times City-County Bureau Chief
Police Wound Suspect in Pacoima Drug Deal
State Sues L.A. Over Ocean Spills of Sewage KEVIN RODERICK, Times Staff Writer
San Diego
U.N. Aid for AIDS
Galinson Given Dayan Center Post
County Weighs Giving AIDS Safety Tips to Drug Abusers LANIE JONES, Times Staff Writer
Lottery Winners
Parking Building Closed After Cracks Are Found From United Press International
Quality of Life Board to Ask O'Connor Why Report Is Unaccepted RALPH FRAMMOLINO, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Energy Plant Funding Lost
Countywide : County Reaches Accord With Its Last Union
Local News in Brief : Tough Dog Law Advances
Local News in Brief : Sewer Project Opposed
Driver Arrested After Boy, 12, Is Hit
Upgrade of Freeway Call Boxes Urged
Encinitas
San Marcos
Hearing Scheduled : Burbank Airport Reveals Blueprint for Expansion T.W. McGARRY, Times Staff Writer
5 Judges on List for Appellate Court Post JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
College District Trustees May Vote Themselves a Raise LARRY GORDON, Times Education Writer
Local News in Brief : Police Outpost Opened
Refusenik Family Adjusting to L. A. Life but Won't Forget Plight of Soviet Jews MATHIS CHAZANOV, Times Staff Writer
Countywide
Burbank Writes Off Concert Loss of $16,000 GREG BRAXTON, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Threat Suspect Arrested
Glasnost: Progress Note
Legislators Promise Efforts to Broaden Aid to Quake Victims STEPHEN BRAUN, Times Staff Writer
City Officials Get Cunliffe's Response to Accusations VICTOR MERINA, Times Staff Writer
An Explanation Is in Order
Caltrans Official Admits That Ads on Freeway Project Lacked Sparkle ANDREA FORD, Times Staff Writer
Parades
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Posted Signs
Gay March
Gay March
'Please, No More Fiascoes'
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Twins, 2, Playing With Matches Set Off Blaze in Home; 1 Boy Killed SANTIAGO O'DONNELL, Times Staff Writer
Teen Faces Shooting Trial
Takeshita Is the Wrong Man for the Top Job : Bowing to Politics-by-Consensus Shortchanges the Japanese FRANK GIBNEY, Frank Gibney, the president of the Pacific Basin Institute in Santa Barbara, is the author of "Japan the Fragile Superpower."
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Don't Rush Malibu Sewers
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Santa Ana Looks Beyond Centerpointe BOB SCHWARTZ, Times Staff Writer
Zoning Quirk Locks Out Landowners From Selling BOB POOL, Times Staff Writer
Dec. 2 Vote Set on Proposed Resort for Rancho Santa Fe ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : Councilwoman Resigns
Irvine : Waste Treatment Plant Location Battles Seen
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Did Quake Doom 'Jesus Saves' Church? : Claims of Serious Structural Damage Denied by Preservationists SCOTT HARRIS, Times Staff Writer
Ex-CHP Officer Admits Posing Twice as FBI Agent TRACEY KAPLAN, Times Staff Writer
Judge Rejects Mistrial for Troiani, Cites Strong Case TOM GORMAN, Times Staff Writer
Hostilities in Persian Gulf
Costa Mesa : 2 Men Charged With Shooting Club Doorman
Local News in Brief : $32 Million in Drugs Found
Ngapi either means "how much?" or "straight up," I can't remember which. : A T-shirt, 2 Pens and My Pants AL MARTINEZ
Local News in Brief : Two Oil Paintings Stolen
Two Good Choices When Wandering Through Apple Country DAVID NELSON
California Picks Elite 8 : Irvine Woman Top Teacher Candidate CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Staff Writer
Homeless Recyclers Might Be Left Poorer by the Scales of Justice JENIFER WARREN, Times Staff Writer
State Trauma Center Study Cites Huge Financial Losses TED VOLLMER, Times Staff Writer
Poway
Ouster of Members Halted : Court Steps Into Church's Embroglio JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
Name Change
State Court Lets the Law Have Its Day MICHAEL MOORE, Michael Moore is a professor of law at USC and at UC Berkeley. and
Crimes By Area Covered By The Los Angeles Police Department
Local News in Brief : Student to Stand Trial in Ramming Incident
Le Sex Shoppe Owner Placed on Probation
Oceanside
Man Flees as Explosion Rips Through Motor Home LONN JOHNSTON, Times Staff Writer
Rips Deukmejian for Not Giving Issue Priority : Pat Brown Warns of Water Crisis JOHN NEEDHAM, Times County Bureau Chief
Panel Urges Upgrading of Freeway Call Boxes LAURIE BECKLUND, Times Staff Writer
Jury Awards $25,000 to Couple Whose Yard Was Doused by PCBs JOHN SPANO, Times Staff Writer
'Prudent Yet Restrained' Is No Way to Fight a War : A Superior, Not Moderate, Show of Force Is Needed to Make Iran Abandon Its Attacks and Its Objectives HARRY G. SUMMERS JR., Col. Harry G. Summers Jr. is a U.S. News and World Report contributing editor and a former adviser to the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Salesmen, Price Dip Cited in Firm's Crash JANE APPLEGATE, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : New Murder Charges Filed Against Couple
Noise Checkers Ready as Race Cars Gun Motors for Grand Prix Finale ANTHONY PERRY, Times Staff Writer
Fuel-Laden Tanker Rams Barges in Louisiana; 3 Sink Associated Press
Teachers Face Charges of Molestation in Separate Cases CLAUDIA LUTHER, Times Staff Writer
Two $50,000 Donations : Gifts Bolster Push For 2nd Bay Entry LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Suspect Who Had Escaped Convicted of Murder JERRY HICKS, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 5 Accused in Fake ID Case
Poway to Buy Mobile-Home Park to Aid Tenants NANCY RAY, Times Staff Writer
Muffin Makers Rise to Challenge, Battle for the Favor of Sweet Tooth PAM LITTLE, Times Staff Writer
Local News in Brief : 3.2 Aftershock Recorded
Train Hits Man Walking on Trestle
San Ysidro
San Diego Election : Voters Face Two Taxing Choices on Aid for San Diego's Premier Parks LEONARD BERNSTEIN, Times Staff Writer
Huntington Beach : Man Held in Shooting in Huntington Beach
ENTERTAINMENT
Movie Review : Plausibility Becomes 'Suspect' In Drama SHEILA BENSON, Times Film Critic
Woody Herman's Herd Of Friends Plan A Benefit CHRISTINE ZIAYA, Times intern Ziaya is a student at Los Angeles Valley College.
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Eno Will Join Uci For Nov. 7 Symposium RANDY LEWIS
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Reagan News Conference Live
Video Charts DENNIS HUNT, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
Newport Harbor Museum Receives Big Art Donation ALLAN JALON, Times Staff Writer
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Arledge Expects Koppel To Stay Put JAY SHARBUTT, Times Staff Writer
Common Theme : Lesser-known Trio Takes Spotlight In Long Beach Show WILLIAM WILSON, Times Art Critic
Mongolian Ensemble At Beckman LEWIS SEGAL, Times Dance Writer
Pop/rock JOHN VOLAND, Arts and entertainment reports from The Times, national and international news services and the nation's press
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Baroque Orchestra At Ambassador Auditorium JOHN HENKEN
Big One On Wall Street Perfect Teaser For Film CHARLES CHAMPLIN, Times Arts Editor
Stage Review : 'Harry, Thelma' Aren't Out Of The Woods DAN SULLIVAN, Times Theater Critic
A Painter Finds Extra Dimensions DON SNOWDEN
'Dracula' Opens Way Off Broadway Theater HERMAN WONG, Times Staff Writer
Garrison Keillor Misses Sing-along CHRISTOPHER CONNELL, Associated Press
Movie Review : 'No Man's Land': Auto Theft Saga KEVIN THOMAS, Times Staff Writer
Commentary : TV Journalism's Tour of Duty : Retracing the Changing Perceptions of Vietnam War at AFI Video Festival PATRICK GOLDSTEIN
Financial Tremors Hitting L.a. Theater RAY LOYND
For Marlow, Local News Is Still Worth Taking Seriously STEVE WEINSTEIN
Retooled Dumptruck Hits The Road DUNCAN STRAUSS
SPORTS
KING OF THE OUTLAWS : With 5 U.S. Titles in Row and 22 Wins in Last 24 Races, Steve Kinser Is the Man to Beat in Sprint Car Racing SHAV GLICK, Times Staff Writer
USC Finds the Spark and Beats UCLA in Women's Volleyball JULIE CART, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Penguin Losses May Be More Costly This Time DAN HAFNER
Names in the News
There's No Question That's Too Difficult for the Answer Man Scott Ostler
Names in the News
Kings Fade at the End and Lose, 6-2 : Edmonton Scores 3 Goals in Final 16 Minutes 35 Seconds JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Names in the News
McMahon Can Play This Weekend
San Diego Community College Football : This Conference Race Is Fit to Be Tied : Mission's Top Teams Are Separated by Only a Game in Standings STEVE KRESAL
Pro Football : NFL Owners Weren't Above Using Rumors to Break Up Player Strike Bob Oates
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Marques Keeps Laguna Hills Perfect in Girls' Tennis
College Division : Cross-Country Family Ties Are a Way of Life at Master's Mitch Polin
Sabona Outruns Aberuschka in the Stretch to Win Santa Anita Feature Race on Turf
6 1/2 SHOES ON SIZE 8 FEET : Aztec Kicker Is Ready in a Jam CHRIS DE LUCA
Reds' New GM May Cook Up Problems
Motor Racing : Drivers Go for $85,000 First Prize at Del Mar Shav Glick
Lakers Waive Rookies Glass and Tally
Volleyball : TV Opened Its Eye While Many Fans Shut Theirs Julie Cart
City to Study Qualifying for State Meet JOHN ORTEGA, Times Staff Writer
Tennis Roundup : Lendl, Becker Post Victories From Times Wire Services
No News Is Good News for Chargers : Regulars, Replacements Have Quiet First Day Together BILL PLASCHKE, Times Staff Writer
UCSD Soccer Team Beats La Verne, 1-0
Supporters of 2 Orange District Sports Programs Seek Funds MIKE CORNWELL, Times Staff Writer
The World Series : Minnesota Twins vs. St. Louis Cardinals : UNLIKELY IS LIKELY : Viola Has Somewhat of a History of Giving Up Homers to the Most Surprising of Sources MIKE PENNER, Times Staff Writer
Burroughs Battling for Attention : Team Hopes to Make Rival Hart Take Notice VINCE KOWALICK, Times Staff Writer
U.S. Women Top Australia, 10-9, in Water Polo RICK HAZELTINE
Southern California Football Players Chasing National Records Scott Howard-Cooper
FALL HIGHLIGHTS : Northridge Tops Dominguez Hills in Soccer, 3-1
James Steers Northridge Men to Solid Cross-Country Finish Times Staff Writers
Baker Lifts U.S. Women in Water Polo RICK HAZELTINE
Notebook : Herzog Cries Balk, but Blyleven Pays No Mind SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
For Straker, There Is No Victory but Self-Satisfaction THOMAS BOSWELL, The Washington Post
The World Series : Minnesota Twins vs. St. Louis Cardinals : Lawless Night Leaves the Twins Tied Up : Reserve Third Baseman Hits Homer in 7-2 Cardinal Win SAM McMANIS, Times Staff Writer
Twins Are Handled by Kid's Glove Jim Murray
A Fast Clock Is No Defense Against Valley GARY KLEIN
Williams to Sign; Cage May Leave CHRIS BAKER, Times Staff Writer
NHL Roundup : Without His Sidekick, Trottier Scores Hat Trick for Islanders DAN HAFNER
Orange County Community College Roundup : Cypress Starts Conference Play With Victory Over Moorpark
Master's Forces Athlete to Leave Because of Conduct GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
UC Irvine Notebook : Greg Wilson Is Debating Which Recipe to Choose for His Future John Weyler
Raiders : Wounds Left From Strike Seem to Be Healing MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
The Future Is Hite : Only Santa Clara Freshman Not Asked to Redshirt Immediately Proves Valuable as Runner, Receiver GORDON MONSON, Times Staff Writer
Orange County College Roundup : UC Irvine's Balanced Offense Proves Too Much for Loyola Marymount
SO CLOSE : More Than Proximity Fuels the Rivalry Between La Jolla and Bishop's in Tennis JEFFREY PARENTI
KINGS' McNALL: A SUCCESS STORY : He Has Two Things Going: Luck, Money JERRY CROWE, Times Staff Writer
Hughes, Luhnow Lead UCSD in Volleyball
Sideline Headhunting : Amid a Jungle of Wires, Communication Devices, Football Coaches Are Pressed to Keep Their Heads RICH TOSCHES, Times Staff Writer
BO'S NFL DEBUT : Raiders Run a Reverse and Say Jackson May Play Sunday Against Seahawks MARK HEISLER, Times Staff Writer
Orange County Prep Football : New Coach Getting Katella on Winning Track ELLIOTT TEAFORD, Times Staff Writer
The World Series : Minnesota Twins vs. St. Louis Cardinals : Lawless Night Leaves the Twins Tied Up : Before Homer, You Could Find Lawless in a Book of Trivia ROSS NEWHAN, Times Staff Writer
In Move to Tight End, Mel Farr Jr. Puts Pro Career on the Line TRACY DODDS, Times Staff Writer
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